Die Zukunft der Intelligenz – Warum wir dümmer klüger wären

An event presented by N8Linie at the Kantine in the SchauSpielHaus

Manuel Scheidegger on a culture of human error rather than the obsession with perfection and AI
A New Direction for a Future Without Know-It-Alls

We live in an age where brilliant minds are praised and smart devices are celebrated. But what if this fixation on intelligence is our biggest fallacy?
The future of intelligence lies not in perfection, but in accepting our limitations. With humor and philosophical depth, Manuel Scheidegger shows why a genuine culture of error is more important than optimization, why uncertainty is a human strength, and why “intelligent stupidity” helps us move forward—in everyday life, at work, and as a society.

“This insightful book on the value of independent thinking and humility, and on a natural culture of error in the face of the wave of AI fakes and targeted disinformation, is something Musk, Zuckerberg, and Thiel urgently need to read. And since that’s unlikely, here’s my medical advice: Do it!” – Dr. Eckart von Hirschhausen, founder of the Healthy Earth – Healthy People Foundation

Featuring: Manuel Scheidegger

More info:The Future of Intelligence – Why We’d Be Smarter If We Were Dumber | Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg